> Are you running under normal CGI (do people still do that?).
Yes. Some projects are small, use lightweight frameworks and templating
systems, like CGI::App and HTML::Template, and don't get a ton of traffic.
There is no reason to add the extra complication of persistent memory, or give
these applications dedicated, persistent memory when they don't need it.
Most of the projects I've deployed have been in CGI. (The rest in mod_perl).
Mark
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